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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-12-07
A GOOD LETTER FROM MOUNT CARMEL.
Births and Deaths-YOunS Men
Preachers, and Cupid's Darts-The
way to be Better off Next Year
Santa Claus.
Mt. CARMEL, s. G. Dec. !

Mt CARMEL, s. c. Dec. 5th. 1857.
Birth.To Mrs. W. r: Powell vel .h,a ,daugnter' @ ora
several more in view.
One of our handsomest young men was talk.
ing very seriously few days ago with
minister and from what we accidentally over
heard. we look for some kind of ceremony
Mr. ]. w. Morrah is fencing in hisyard and
It makes great atimprovement Others would
do we'll to follow his example.
A. NJ. Moseley OF Laurens has taken the De-
pot Agency at this place instead Of VIM. Riley
resigned. We extend to him and his family a
MeSsrs. McNeill Bros have rented the new
store of Mr.. Knox, and we hear will move part
OF their stock in 1t in few days:
Mr.. NJ. L. Stanton has opened business in
Cotton and cottonseed are on boom in our
Rev. A. L. Patterson preached on yesterday
an earnest sermon which was well delivered
in his usual touching style to an appreceative
audience.
The young people of Mt. Carmel spent quite
q pleasant evening at Mr.. Boykin's few
x musical entertainment was enjoyed at
the residence of w. 7. Mcdonald one evening
last week.
in its new dress Of white.
Mt Carmel Is building up rapidly. More
houses needed. Several families Will move
Mr.. ]. p Smith, the tenor signger of McCor-
mick, worshiped here last Sabbath. Also Mr.
Calhoun of the same town.
Mr.. w. o. Mars Is home from college TO
spend Christmas.
This morning is bright. balmy and spring
like. The birds are making the air vocal with
their happy songs.
Sow barley, wheat and oats and subscribe
for the Press and Banner and you will be
better of this time next year.
We are pleased to report Mr.. w. j.. Riley
improving.
men near this place died last week. One Of
them is said to be one Of the oldest men In
Abbeyille County, his age is counted at one
hundred and twenty five years.
Our High school will soon close its last ses-
sion for this year. Let all who have promised
to pay hand In their amounts. remembering
that HThe laborer is worthy Of his hire
Our town will have its usual round Of gaie-
ties during Christmas which is near at hand
belisve as the children are talking about their
old friend "Santa Claus happy childi and
merry Christmas 60 hand in hand.
Mr.. VIM. Riley Is still acting us Postmaster
and Express agent. .. .
Our merchants are making preparations for
Christmas as may be seen by peep In at their
windows already filled with pretty holiday
Our last weeks "dots" were left out from
some cause and many were asking what is
the matter, we miss the Mt Carmel news?,
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BR1ER's BARRELS. .
Prayers Four Times a Month.-.Ffsi.
tors Going and Coming ... Good
Preaching Secured for Next Year.
GREENWOOD, 8. c., Dec. 5, 1887.

BRIERwooD, 8. c., Dec. 5, 1887.
The bi-monthly prayer meeting hela az
Brlerwood has been changed to weekly one,
and will hereafter meet each Friday night
We listened to an excellent sermon py RcE.
B. f. Miller yesterday at Mt. Moriah. Ihis
congregation has secured the services OF his
excellent man of God for another year.
Mr.. Joel Burnett an excellent young mar; OF
the sft. hiorieh section. has recently left tor
Alabama. We hope he will soon ma lhat
there Is no place like dear old Abbeville. -,
Miss Sallie Smith. who has been spending
some time with relatives in Columbia county,
Fla, is expected home this week. Her many
friends will he glad to sec her again.
Mcssrs. LomaX, Collier and Foster OF ucr-
derry, locked In upon our Sunday Scho"i yes
tcrday. Welcome gents.
There may be no connection between iac,
tory and liquor, but Brier still thinks tiint
some of the time spent in planning how to IN
crease Greenwood's prosperity by maklng al
dtions to the town, might be more proiitaoiy
spent In planning TO Increase Its prosperity
by making O. substraction from the additions
already made, li. e. by substractlng It's bar
roomsl II Llnconnue imagines the short.
coming (shortcoming or crime, which p to be
only fanced one. the fact that sixty barrels
Of liquor were sold In tho town last year
should be enough 10 forever dispel such
thought. BRlER.
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Wednesday, Dec. 7. 1887.

There is no cause for alarm in the prophecy
Of the Rev. Joseph Cook, of Boston, that IN IN
fifty years the negroes will rule the vote Oh
the South. Mr.. Cook means we'll, perhaps,
but he is a long way from the field to which
his prophecy applies and he does not Know
what he Is talking about for me me hGSlo as time @
Fifty years hence he will be sixty years re-
moved from that disastrous experience. re e
is nearer to 1t now than he will ever be again
-NeDs and Courier.
What is to hinder the negro from ruling
this country In less than fifty years-if the
school fanatics can have their way?
The school authorities are always clam
orous for new laws to give the negro the
further right to confiscate our properly lo'
the education Of his children
The negro is numerically greater than the
white people, and it is generally conceded
that knowledge is power. -,
Numerical strength and educatlon Will
make the negro race self-assertive, ana there-
fore, fanatics on the subject of taxing white
people to educate the negro race Will hasten
the day. when the negro will rule this couh-
try.
We have all seen the official reports when
annually give the negroes credit for a larger
attendance at school than the whites.
We have all heard the appeals for an IN
crease Of taxation for the schools al
which our owni children get such poor
showing, to say nothing OF a score OF the organ
lied respectable gentlemen who are no"
endeayorng to endow a college lot the
especial benefit of negroes, and from which
the worthy white people of this State are u
be carefully excluded.
Has anybody seen any officers apology
for appropriating more money for negro e1u
cation than he gives to the children OF the
race from whom he receives his offlce
and who pays nine tenths If the entire taxes !:
Should not our school authorities blush U"
proclaim to the world that they appropriate
more of our money to the education OF the
negro than they give to the schooling OF our
own childrenP
whites at school?
If this is true, is it not time for SOMEBODY 10
rise to explain?
Are our white people less anxious, than the
negroes to educate their children? or DO our
trusted officers give the negroes better schoo'
facilities than they give to the whites?
Will the school authorities explain why
they expend so much more OF the white peo-
ple's money for negro education than they
pay for the schooling of white children"
For our own part, and speaking for the
press and Banner, we think the white.people
of the state should demand equal chances at
the public schools with the negroes, even II
the Northern politicians and our own state
officers should favor the education OF the
negro rather than the "poor white trash oil
the Commonwealth.
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Going TO Work In Earnest.
A e.oc;oJe. Pefor7,,eH DJ.eSbUtQTiun.

At the meeting held last Saturday in re.
gard 10 the establishment OF q factory at this
place, Prof Miller presided and Walter l..
Miller, Esq, was made secretary. Inc COM
commending as the most desirable site tract
ofland containing thirty.six acres more or
iess belonging to Mrs. 3. j. Grler, Mrs; NJ; r.
Jnhaaon and Mr.. r. S. Galloway valued at
oSont Al 100. The committee reported also that
about ABOUT one-half of this amount would be TAX
en- in stock. The: report Of the committee n,n
was endorsed and the Location Selected aP-
sKISHee sKsnsedy r. ". Haddon, j; A; DsyIin. r; 5.
GaiioWay. ]. w. Wideman, NJ B. Clinkscnles,
H. P. McGee and W. NJ; GrleT, was al happoim,edt
OF Shares This committee is to report next
Saturday TT 2 o'clock.
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A SHORT HORSE IS EASILY CURR1ED.
Brief Points Of Interest About Green.
wood.

GREENWOOD, S. c., Dec. 5, 1887.
The Presbyterian soirce last week was quite
O marked success.
The young people had pleasant dance at
the hotel Tuesday evening. Ned Murphy fur
nishe0 the music.
Several of our citizens are visiting Able.
vile to-day as ii is Sa!eday.
Mrs. r. q. Parks was called OF on Saturday
by the sudden death Of one of her sons III
Edgetic'd county.
Prof. Hodges visited Abbcvlllc Friday.
Congressman COthran passed through
Greenwood sunday Oh his way TO Washing
ton, u. e..
slr. W. Y. Graydon and wife left here to-day
for Columbia.
Cotton brought IL ceats in this market last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Foster were in town
Sunday.
\ patent churn dashcr has been the center
Of Interest for the last few days.
DIR. q. \. Neutirr and Mr.. &. ii. Parks were
i'm town Il short while last week.
Mr.. Bland says that he is III great distress at
present.
some young ladies not over Il thousand
miles from this place spent the larger part of
one night last week looking for ghosts Head
ache was the order OF the next day.
L1NCONNUE.
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Jones of Edgefield, the man who xii led the
three Pressly's, is out of Jail on $4,000 bond.
Cheap blood.
500 barrels -four Just received bought before
the rise which will be sold at low prices.
Rosenberg Co. ~
Blankets! blankets. to suit every one. r
Rosenburg Il Co. l--'
60 boxes basket soap, 100 cakes to the boz.
at 1926 per box. =. RoScnburg 20. lZ-'
Over coats. ovar coats to suit every one ut
1owast nrires. p Koseuburg & Co. l2-7
A new lot 30 over coats, just received, prices
lower thanievcr. p. Rosenburg d Co. 12-7
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A Card.

TO our Patrons and to the Public-We have
determined, for several reasons, to close out
our en- lire business, and with that end in view
we have marked down all our Christmas
Goods, and will sell our regular stock at cost.
Thanking our patrons for past lavors, and
hoping that all persons indebted to us will be
ready 10 pay up promptly the lst January,
we are, Respectfully NC,
II. w. LAWSON g. co.
see advertisement in ano ther column. Our
ore Is to rent. Possession given Fco. /, 1SSS.
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To Sell, Lease or Rent.

rrJJE FARM between Abbevilc anu HODGES
known as the Hugh n; Wardlaw Home,
cto,G 7" containing 200 ACRES-enough good
iillabie land for Il three horse farm. Brnnch
hniIoms aood grain and cotton lands. Will
ionsa Tro,5 one TO five years or will sell OIL five
n,sNrni instnIImcnts. Reference w. {. Nc
1inwon ELIZA WARDLAW.
New Hotel, Abbeville, S. C., Aug. "a, 1887.
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IN MEMsbf.lAM.

"Dear friend, in what realms afar,
In what planet, in what star,
In what vast aerial space
Shines the light upon thy face?
In what garden OF delight
Rest thy weary feet to-nght?"
Died, after a lingering Illness, Oct. 18th, 1887,
ut his residence, Woodlawn, near Greenwood,
Abbevillc county, :. G., JAMES y. l.. PART
LOW, aged about 50. He married. Mary Mar
shall, OF the well known Marshall family of
Abbevillc county, ny whom he had large
family. (She was called to her reward eleven
years hence). He was II tender loving father,
a good ncghbor, II Just man, kind and chari-
table to all. He left the precious hope that
all is aOeU.
Rest, all warfare done. Sleep. there will
sometime come the sunrise in the Fast that
shall bathe Your mortal frame with eternal
splcndor and garment it with glory.
Thou hast left the outworn shell by life's
unrcsling sea- AM1CtS.
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Il. M. Haddon d Co. ReplenishinG
Stock.

As the demand for goods n our line has been
so great we find It necessary to replenish our
stock very largely.
We have justreceived two cases ladies wraps
new markets plain cloth jackets, tailor made
Jersey jackets. short wraps, fur trimmed
Jersey jackets &C., &c.
Two cases assorted dress goods, bleached
and brown homespuns, dress ginghams, apron
checks.
One case robe calicoes, pretty styles.
One case assorted notions, jersey gloves,
hosiery, handkerchiefs, corsets, buttons braids,
&c, &c.
Fifty dozen Of those popular ribbed misses
hose at lU and Is cents per yard, the best goods
for the price.
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Smiths Is the place to go for Holiday goods.
A beautiful and eXquisit line Of China Tea
Sets, Vases, Cups, and Sauccrs Dolls, Toys,
Albums, etc.
Call on Smith e. Son, for "Turkish Prunes;'
Anything and everything in the way ofchoice
Nuts, and especially for fresh Cltrons, Raisins,
CurrantS.
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MIR. G. w. Lomax, editor of the Honea Path
Messenger, paid us pleasant call last Satur-
day. From him we were pleased to learn that
his excellent paper is doing we'll. Honea
Path ought to give 1t hearty support.
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Don't forget the hot supper next tues.
day night. 1t is for the benefit OF the nc"
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Chapman has returned from Talapoosa.
Ne Is satisfied to remain in Abbeville:
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WILL the time ever come when the ques-
question Of consolidating the offices OF Audi
tor and Treasurer will be discontinued?
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Chairman Board Examiners.
If

Just Received. Ladies seal plush satin lin.
ed wraps-thc handsomest and cheapest
goods we have shown. r. NJ. Haddon Co.
The many novelties Of Dress Goods which
we have to show cannot fail TO please our
lady customers. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 9-2l
R. NJ. Haddon & Co. have the largest stock
of black goods they have ever shown. Trim
mngs in jets, braids and plushes 10 match.
Blank books large and small memorandas,
legal, bill and foolscap, letter and note paper
and pads and in fact everything In the sta
tionery line can be had at Smith Sons. Old
! lot boys shoes below cost. P. Rosenberg &
Co, lI-12
lot boys boots reduced from $3.50 to Sl75.
=. Rosenberg & Co.. l1-l2
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"a black diagonal young men suits to arrive
this week. p. Roscnburg & Co. III
300 pair mems pants at reduced prices. r:
Rosenburg & Co. l2-I
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Notice to Hunters,
Smith & Sons Holiday Locals.

1fyon want q bargain in Gun, Shells, Pow
der, Shot, &C., call on j. F. MILLER, Agent.
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Millinery! The demand continues good and
we have repenishcd our stock very largely.
Remember that We carry the most extensive
line Of Millinery In the up country, You can
invariably get Just what you want anu at tho
lowest cash price, by calling on or sending To
r. NJ HQddOn e Co.
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Special Bargains for this Month.

8 eases of ladies and Misses shoes, just re-
ceived, and will be sold as q special bargain.
case Of lads and Misses winter wraps just
received, In short wraps, walking Jackets and
New Markets.
2 cases nots, pushes and millinery trim
mngs just received.
cases dress goods, gnghams and calico
robes just received.
case ladies corscts just received.
% dozens ladies collars and cuffs just re-
ceived.
10 dozens ladies boucle and plain jerseys
Just received.
lot OF black silks just received.
lot trecots in colors just received
% dozens children hose Just received.
will give positive bargains this mont h. l
lave full stock to select from and the ladies
will have no trouble In getting their wants
supplied at my store. Call and see for your.
SCI" WM. +. BELL.
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Rubber shoes, rubber gossamerS, ladies and
misses frosted gossamers, ladies. Misses and
childrens rubber shoes. Il. NJ. Haddon & Co
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s~psesanalt tuirs ,pinfummem sebciscm

BON @erlonen, peIde bon leidten~ r5cumatiiden
eeiben e%rsrifen, bcnrod ue%ridunten f4Icuni9e
sbbulie su iuden. Die nadfoIsenbe Martcr
pirb berbitet, ipenn man iofort su s et'
ter'S ~ aaenbitters 3uRndt nimnt.
eei6tfusisc Grtaltunseu, Gin acIcssntIider
euftsus, brinscn bicie fdmsrsOOiIe aranlbeit
supsse, mo INNER ii@ i'm gInte cine GIN
neianns basu borfnbet. 50 it nidt idlpicria.
bas 9eioen I'M REIN gu erfidcn, aber cs 1T fait
uum0eIi9 es %ous;umersen, ipenu es enttpidelt
lit SO eicbt teiusn iber;eusenOaren SepeiS
bctrcTs bieies IsiuisungsmitteIs ais ben, mel
der feline @irfiamieit ais Sorbeusunss. uno
SeiImitteI bel &bsumatismus fefiteut. Ni6t
allein 1T ss sriinbli6, ioneern aud barnnlos,
ipabrsnb besstabiliide unb mincraIifds Site,
pelGe 70 bdufis ais SeiImittel segcn oicie
@ranfbcit anseuanbt perben, bies nidt iinb.
SnSem es ben rbsumatilden @iftfOf aus benz
Sbiem binaustrsibt, bepaItist es aud ialteS
Gisber, @aIisfeit, SeriOpfuns unb Ser
6auunas1dpdde.
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aebeilt.

ginem alien arste. Der bon Der praris ,us
riidsesosen Iebt, burbe burd einen oftinoiidsn
M%ilion1r bic 8eidreibuus eines slnfa@tn
besetabiIiidsn SeiImitteIs iir bic l9nele uno
bauernbs Seiluus bon eunsenidiptnolu9t
8roudiiis, gatarrb, sfbma un6 allen Salt.
uno 3unaentranfbeiten aussebanoigt. aud)
ein Wtittsl fur poftibe, raoiiale eeilun9 bon
NerbenIdpdde unb allen Rerbentrantpe'isn
Wafbem Der Doftor bic punberbaren Seilfrdfte
in taulenben fallen erprobt bate, eradtete er
es fur feline PaiAt, bas Mittel isinsn leiben6en
Mitmeni&en bstannt gu MAIDEN. Bon eielsm
Motib unb @unId getriebsn, banbelte e.. SD
ienbe bieies Wesept f~oftenfrei an allie, bic g
ipiinIden, in beutider, eu9Iiidsr ober franaof'
fdsr Sprade, nit boiler anpsiluns Ssr Der.
heuuma unb bes @sbrands. Senee aoreHs
uub 8riefmarfe, be,iebe Did auf eisie 8situna
uub i'd fenbe ss iofort. "a. VI. Rpbes, 14s
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Tegas y.

-Su Mnbalt finbet an 29. Wfal
bic feierliGe ginpeibung Der ileuerbau'
ten Sale bes 8ermania Jar'
met 9ereius ftatt. Der prdf'
bent Serr @arl Sod tuirb BET biefel
@eIegeHbeit ni9t muir bic Geftrebe, ion'
bern fpdter aud nod cine Wntisprobi'
bitionsrebe balten.
= Sur1 bic Gunfen elmer 9oeorto'
tipe ber Sioli6en paeific Babn tuar'
ben bic Seui1ober unb Stdae Der Ser.
ct. Mrmiee in Sort 8liB in Brane ge'
ifedt; bic DISQUALIFICATION tuurben IN
@ide gelest uno IS pferbe uro efel
famen In ben 6lammen UNI.
= Ser Gountnri6ter VI. Troots UNI
bic @ounipsg ommiEdre BON Naebino
@ountp baben ben @oberneur petitio'
nirt, cine g~rtraHbung Der 2egislatut
einsuberufen. UNI Mittel unb Wege 3ur
Gbbilfe Der Notb unter Der 2anbbepol'
terung gu i6afen, oamit-tpie es IN
Der petition m6rtli6 beiBt:-oer Wer'
%brennung, Der 9uusersnotb unb niel'
leidt 8epalttbaten bes Wob 90 nor'
gebeugt mirb.
Sn Sun IugelO. Som Sreer
@ountp, gebt Der Wollmartt ieiner er'
6fnung entsesen; 104I Sdde, biz
34L1 III pfunb piegen. fiHb fton aul
2aaer, unb tdgli6 fommt mebr Wous
berein; aud elm paar Sduier finb be-
reits einsetroHen, unb anoearl babeu
fid Quarter beitelt. Sn ben leBter
Wo6en ift bic Staot boil BON Sel4dtts'
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febr finb Iebbaft. ebenio bas 8rurlbei'
genibums : @efddft bel ni6t iiber'
i9wdngli6en Yreiieu. Die v@ottou'
Belt" @ifenbabn wirb mad Der Wer.
fi6erung bon 8stbeiliden in IL big Il
WonateH bis g. u. fertig geifeut istn'
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Mdm pergeGe ni6t,

bab bic Geaeapart Der GeneraIe Ieanregaro
umb garlb, unter beren auffi4t bic 8isbuusen
Der 2ouitana Staaislotterie fattfinoen. cine
iidere Birsl6aft bafir siebt, oab BET oielsr
geleaenbeit allies orbnuusssemd6 Dor fit sehe.
bab Bic &bansen fur Sther sleid ftnS uno Dap
aiemanb erratbeu Tam, psl9e Nana'aer &C.
ninnen iuirb. .
bebenfe iernsr, bab bic ausaab.
Iuna Der getpinne 4sent-bferN National
sarantirt u, aub bae be 9OoIe bon
benz @rdIi6enten siaes Snfitnfs nntsr3sidnef
iinS, heHen berbriefte Nedte bon ben bodifen
Seridtsb0fen ansrfannt porosn iFnn. Nan
butte f4 6aber Dor allen auf Tduf9nne nes
@ubIituins bereGnsttn 0a9abmunseni
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Ism. 01Htna Il Gphn.

uniere 0auptnabrung III unb bleibt
bas 6leiid, unb Inn foldes frif9 uno
gut au erlangen, fam man uamDsii9
einer superldffgeren Warft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fing C Sobn, No.
511 ape. g. Die Serren baben benz
@eIGmad ibrer Gunben &e6nung gee
tragerl unb In ibrem gtabliRement cine
falie 2uftmaf9ine erriGtet. pelde allen
Mnforoerungen fit grbaItung Iiuo ent'
fermuns iddblider S%nsrebiensen bss
iIeil6es entipridt. sic baben beffdns
Big in ibren 0iebb6fen einen groben
g0rratb bon Waffbieb, aus pelfenn
muir bas Beife fir ibre 9unben getpdblt
tuiro. Wer reel bebient fein uiu, Der
beiude ben Martt, 1o. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
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g.. s.. mmuer,

% : 6 o r e.
bdlt elm groBes unb fiebr getpdbltes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
BiIberrabmen unb Self II.
unb ferner neben 3eidnensW aterialien
aner Art. Sarben unb I~nfrei.
der +. M aterialten, betonoers
6ammers fertig gemif9ts
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Marfte, bic unter boiler Garantie ber'
tauft rerben. s + er' unb 9 , e
g%etgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
f6Iagenbe Mrtifel; tpDrin 9err Wttiuer
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Weifen bes Staa'
tes bat. al%uftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuer'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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MRS. astmslotu's eODtbtms eprmp.

1bre Sopb1uhU SvS"p'
Step. Splsanus Cobb iGrsibt i'm DO.
tcn gbrifian Treeman": auf teinen
Jan wirben mir cine Webijin emrfehlen,
namentlia far ainbe.. pen mir ni4t
waetsn, baB fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
Binslcws 6nrup fSnnen mir iebcd aus
@rfahruns fpreGen. Sn unierer sigeneu
5amilie bat er fd uls Se8en ern ieien,
neil er einem Rinbe, bas nit Sclif ssz
peinist mar, S4laf peri&ufite uue ben
Gltern Huhe wdbrenc Der Na4t
f&erte. Die msiifen @ltern weroen bic.
fen Sesen 3u iddsen wihen. 9ier if
elm Ertifel, Der fid bewdbrt uno harmlOs
1T, benn Der S4luf, ben CT benz 9inhe
p.ri&aft, III natirlid unb Der fleine en-
gel erpudt 70 better ME Elm Sncpf."
8dbrenb bes 3ubnens III iein @rfclg un'
i&isbar. Dir babsu bdufis genus bon
Miittern bic aeuEeruns sehSrt, baB fe
nidt cbne ben Sprup fem mSsen bon Der
@eburt ees 9inbes an Bis our Scllens
buns bes 3abnens. 8srtuuft bon allen
Gpctbei,rn 5u 25 Gents bic 6luide.
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S"luctuationen i'm Martte fir gi-
.ienpaareu tann Sober permeiben, 6et
feline ORDERS bur6 pieper&S dull t.
B e ausfiibren ldBt. 6abritarten re-
suliren ibre Yreiie nod benz 3onium.
piper & Sdultbeb baben fets einer
enormen Gorraib BON G~ensorabt, gifen'
ble9 u. T. 10, ilnb fe notiren friibere
niebrise Yreiie, tuenn OieieIben aud i'm
i'm WQrfte fteiaen.
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a~lnspertauf unb 9seue geaarem /!

s nj GinbcreIIaS d sStore,
gde 9OutOnitraBe & 4pe. 6
tuerben alle WinterI6ube fir Oamen
uub 9inber, fir Serren unb &naben
gum abfoluten g. enprei c
auspertaut t. Dies 1T feline bloBe
anfiinbigung. Inn Retlame 81 MAIDEN,
ionbern bic preiie limb fattiif beoeis
tenb berabseiebt uOrOen, tuopon Sober
ii6 iiberseugen tann.
SIM Cinderella Sdubitore limb bic
neuen Ieitteren S9ubiorten fir ben
Sommer bereiis eingetrohen uno io'
tpobl in Damen.S duben tuie slippers
1T cine poraiigli6e auspabl porbaroen.
Niemanb folte anbersmo, oils i'm Gin'
berella S9ubItore faufeu.